MCSE Certificate - Need new sheet of paper...

Once I obtained my MCSE in 2000 I received a nice 'pretty' sheet of paper
from Microsoft. Then I started travelling around the globe for an IT
company. I know I still have the sheet of paper in some box in a storage
unit I have had for 6 years while travelling. Anyone got any ideas on how I
obtain a duplicate certificate? I need it for a job i am applying for.

Cal

Hi Cal,

What would probably suit you better is to show your potential employer your
transcript... both are available on the private MCP site
(https://mcp.microsoft.com/mcp). The transcript is an option on the right
side of the home screen, from which you can also use the Transcript Sharing
Tool... essentially give people access to see the transcript on-line.

The certificates can be downloaded or re-ordered from the same site, under
Program Builder - Welcome Kits & Certificates.

Good luck with the new position!

M
--
Mitch Garvis
Microsoft MVP: Essential Server Solutions
http://garvis.ca/blogs

"Cal" <> wrote in message
news:B4225346-A8C9-4031-ACB0-...
> Once I obtained my MCSE in 2000 I received a nice 'pretty' sheet of paper
> from Microsoft. Then I started travelling around the globe for an IT
> company. I know I still have the sheet of paper in some box in a storage
> unit I have had for 6 years while travelling. Anyone got any ideas on how
> I
> obtain a duplicate certificate? I need it for a job i am applying for.

Montreal_MCT

Got an idea as to how I can get my MPC ID? That is where I am currently
stuck... Still searching....

Oh and great posts. Thanks.

"Montreal_MCT" wrote:

> Hi Cal,
>
> What would probably suit you better is to show your potential employer your
> transcript... both are available on the private MCP site
> (https://mcp.microsoft.com/mcp). The transcript is an option on the right
> side of the home screen, from which you can also use the Transcript Sharing
> Tool... essentially give people access to see the transcript on-line.
>
> The certificates can be downloaded or re-ordered from the same site, under
> Program Builder - Welcome Kits & Certificates.
>
> Good luck with the new position!
>
> M
> --
> Mitch Garvis
> Microsoft MVP: Essential Server Solutions
> http://garvis.ca/blogs
>
> "Cal" <> wrote in message
> news:B4225346-A8C9-4031-ACB0-...
> > Once I obtained my MCSE in 2000 I received a nice 'pretty' sheet of paper
> > from Microsoft. Then I started travelling around the globe for an IT
> > company. I know I still have the sheet of paper in some box in a storage
> > unit I have had for 6 years while travelling. Anyone got any ideas on how
> > I
> > obtain a duplicate certificate? I need it for a job i am applying for.
>

Cal

It says to contact your Microsoft Regional Service Centers.

In North America it is:
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/su...thamerica.mspx

Good luck to any and all.


"Cal" wrote:

> Once I obtained my MCSE in 2000 I received a nice 'pretty' sheet of paper
> from Microsoft. Then I started travelling around the globe for an IT
> company. I know I still have the sheet of paper in some box in a storage
> unit I have had for 6 years while travelling. Anyone got any ideas on how I
> obtain a duplicate certificate? I need it for a job i am applying for.

Cal

Hehe... if you can't find that you may have a problem... but hopefully the
Regional Center can help!

M
--
Mitch Garvis
Microsoft MVP: Essential Server Solutions
http://garvis.ca/blogs

"Cal" <> wrote in message
news:FC73EC31-8135-4941-B2B4-...
> Got an idea as to how I can get my MPC ID? That is where I am currently
> stuck... Still searching....
>
> Oh and great posts. Thanks.
>
> "Montreal_MCT" wrote:
>
>> Hi Cal,
>>
>> What would probably suit you better is to show your potential employer
>> your
>> transcript... both are available on the private MCP site
>> (https://mcp.microsoft.com/mcp). The transcript is an option on the
>> right
>> side of the home screen, from which you can also use the Transcript
>> Sharing
>> Tool... essentially give people access to see the transcript on-line.
>>
>> The certificates can be downloaded or re-ordered from the same site,
>> under
>> Program Builder - Welcome Kits & Certificates.
>>
>> Good luck with the new position!
>>
>> M
>> --
>> Mitch Garvis
>> Microsoft MVP: Essential Server Solutions
>> http://garvis.ca/blogs
>>
>> "Cal" <> wrote in message
>> news:B4225346-A8C9-4031-ACB0-...
>> > Once I obtained my MCSE in 2000 I received a nice 'pretty' sheet of
>> > paper
>> > from Microsoft. Then I started travelling around the globe for an IT
>> > company. I know I still have the sheet of paper in some box in a
>> > storage
>> > unit I have had for 6 years while travelling. Anyone got any ideas on
>> > how
>> > I
>> > obtain a duplicate certificate? I need it for a job i am applying for.
>>

Montreal_MCT